The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-08
Third DAY At ST. LOUIS
THElTRACK GOOD. ATTENDANCE
GOOD AND SPORT FAIR.
The Winners Of the Events Were
Gsldfiea, Daruna, Wary, Rosa
lind and Tennessee.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June THE third
days races at the fair grounds bad the
benefit of clear, hot weather, and dry,
good track. The attendance was also
good and the sport fair average.
FIRST Race-Purse $500, selling; nine
furlongs. Seven starters: Goldfes,
1903, Gerhsrdy; Heltie g., lob, SpsTger;
Osgood, lO5, Thorpp; Katie s., 49,,
Kelly; Emma Manley, ITO, Tonpkins |;
Wsrsign, liz, Blsyloek; Jim Nave,
100, Flshburn. Pools: WaIsiRD, barred /;
Goldh-a, $25; Hetlie g., $l2; jim
Nave, $l1; fl Id, s.. Emm Manley,
Goldhea, Warsign and Jim Nave we're
in front when the flag dropped, Katie
s. coming through at the stand and
showing the way past the quarter
pole, where Warsigu took up the run
ming and led sround to the home
stretch, Jim Nave second, but both
were passed half way down by Gold
fiea, who won by length; Jim Nave
second, two lengths ahead OF War
sign, third. Time-2:00.
Second Race-Sale and Livery Sta
BILE purse, $500; ore mile ard quar-
ter. Four starters: Voltigu5r, l0S
West; Mscola lib, Vincent; St Val
entine 1903, Lewis; DaruDa, 90, VIII.
chell. Pools: DSTuns, 500; Volti-
pusr, sos; field, 500 st, Valentine was
fifst of, Daruna second, Mscola third
and Voltiguer fourth. Voltiauer made
Ill the.running, with Daruna second.
The race was soon left to Daruua and
VoltigueT, the latter whipping ia aud
the former winning easily by length /;
Voltiguer second, five lengths in front
of s.. Valentine, third. Time-2:12
Third Rsce-St. Louis Fair Oaks,
$500 added, for three year old FLIES;
one mile and one-qusrter. Three
starters: Touche Pas, ll3, Hamilton |;
Unite, 1l8, Blaylock; Wary, 1l8,
Lewis Pools: Unite, $3.50; Wary,
$25; Touche Pas, $40. Unite had two
lengths the best Of the start, Very
second, a ength ahead of Touche Pas
third. All ran under pull. At the
three-quarters and the stand Unite
first, Touche Pas second and Wary
third, and the order remained I'M
changed until they turned into the
HON estretch, where Wary took eec-
ond and half way down had Unite
beaten, winning by two lengths; Unite
second, four lengths ahead of Touche
Pas, third. Time-2:4Si.
Fourth Race-Purse $500; mile and
one.sixteenth; six starters. Kirklin,
1lS, Murphy; Insolence, 103, Harris;
Gnsette, 90, West; Annawan, 118,
Walker; W. II. H l03, Gerhardy;
Rosalind, 98, Winchell. Pools: Rosa.
lind, $3.50; Grisette, SIS; Kirkliu, $S5;
field, $37. Annawan, Kirklin and
Roealind off in front, Annawan lead.
ing PAST the stand, quarter and hat
mile poles, with W. II. II. second add
Grisette third under pull. W. H. II.
led into the homestretch, Annawan
second, neck in front of Rosslind,
who, half way down, assumed the
lead and won by length; Insolence
second, length in front Of W. 81. H.,
third. Time-1:53
Fifth Race-Steeplechsse; purse
500; full course; three starters, Ten
neesee, 1872, Caravan; Wellington, 100,
Callahan; Aurelian, $50, Huston.
Pools: Tennessee, $50; field, $50
Wellington made all the running, Au-
relian second and Tennessee laying
back for the finish. After completing
the inside course Wellington led ont
on the track, but Tennessee easily
beat him home by three lengths; Wei.
lington second, five lengths ahead of
Aurelian, third. Time-2:543.